Population Registry

Population Registry

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    Israeli embassies abroad provide Israeli citizens and/or Israeli residents staying overseas with certain services required by the provisions of the Population Registration Law.
    You can apply to our consular to have your information updated or to receive documentation regarding your existing status held by the ministry (including birth certificates, death certificates, citizenship, or a record of entries and exits from Israel). By law, Israeli citizens must report any change in their marital status or the birth of a new child within 30 days of the event.
     
     For more information in MFA website please go to here: In English, In Hebrew

    Application to obtain an existing birth certificate / death certificate / record of entries & exits from Israel
    This is section outlines the application process to receive one of the following certificate only:
    • A Registration extract - 2 types:
         1) Standard - incluse the following: Israeli ID number, last name, first name, parents' names, date of birth, place of birth, date of Aliya, citizenship, marital status, address.
          2) Extended - incluse the following: all the Standard details and Previous Names, children, spouses and parents detalis, previous addresses, the date of marriage / divorce / widowhood, religion and nationality
        Please specify what you need
    ​• An existing Birth Certificate (Hebrew or English)
    • An existing Death Certificate
    • A current record of entries and exits from Israel.
    After submission of the application, the certificates will be processed (this takes between two and four weeks).
     
    NB. This application is only for those who wish to apply for a pre-existing certificate. For example, if you need proof of your birth certificate, marriage certificate or a family members death certificate. This application is NOT for those seeking to declare a change in status such as the birth of a child, a marriage, divorce etc.
     
    To Apply
    1. Provide the following documentation:
      • “Application for documentation from the Population Registry” - click here to download.
      • “Registration for an Israeli Citizen staying abroad” – click here to download
    The service is free of charge unless an apostille is required.
    NB: To apply for English Birth Certificate, you need to fill up the form in English ONLY.
     
    All forms can be filled in hebrew at the Sokhnut.
                Adress: Bashir Safar Oglu str. 191 apt. 42/44
                phone: 012-4930756
     
    2. Pay for apostille only after you approved by the embassy, you will need to do bank transfer to:
          Embassy of Israel in Baku
    IBAN: AZ25IBAZ39010029449414078201
    TAX ID: 9900079761
    IBAR “Absheron” branch
    Code: 805539
    TAX ID: 9900001881
    Corr.Acc.: AZ03NABZ01350100000000002944
    S.W.I.F.T.: IBAZAZ2X
     
    3. Provide the consular with the correct documentation in person only
          a) You must visit during our Consular Services hours: 
         Monday to Friday – From 10:00am to 13:00pm
    b) Follow security procedure:) Follow security procedure:
        -Please bring photo ID.
        -Every visitor and his belongings will be required to undergo a security check.
         -For security purposes, no personal objects will be allowed into the embassy, including handbags, mobile phones and electronic devices.
        -Do not bring large handbags or suitcases to the embassy.
        -Do not bring food and/or beverage bottles or containers.
        -The mission’s security directives apply to people in the consular waiting room. 
        -The instructions of the security staff must be obeyed at all times.
     
    Certificate Attesting to Israeli Citizenship or Non-Citizenship
    Under Section 15 of the Citizenship Law, 5712 -1952 (Consolidated Version), an Israeli citizen is entitled to receive a certificate from the Minister of the Interior attesting to his Israeli citizenship. The certificate can be obtained in Hebrew and English, as well as the date on which citizenship was conferred. Those interested in the latter must make a special note of this. Sometimes local authorities will require certification of Israel citizenship and in these cases a valid Israeli passport alone will not suffice. The certificate is usually takes within eight to twelve weeks to arrive. 
    To Apply
    1. Provide the following documentation:
      • An application for a Certificate Attesting to Israeli Citizenship must be filled out  (click here to download the application for a Certificate Attesting to Israeli Citizenship). - fill 2 copies of it.
      • “Registration for an Israeli Citizen staying abroad” – click here to download
      • A photocopy of the identity card and of the passport of the applicant.
    After submission of the application, the certificates will be processed (this takes between four and six weeks).​
    All forms can be filled in hebrew at the Sokhnut.
                Adress: Bashir Safar Oglu str. 191 apt. 42/44
                phone: 012-4930756
     
    Important: All fields must be filled out on the form. A line must be drawn through fields that are not relevant in order to show that they are not relevant and that is why they were not filled in.
     
     
    2. Pay toll charges only after you approved by the embassy, you will need to do bank transfer to:
          Embassy of Israel in Baku
    IBAN: AZ25IBAZ39010029449414078201
    TAX ID: 9900079761
    IBAR “Absheron” branch
    Code: 805539
    TAX ID: 9900001881
    Corr.Acc.: AZ03NABZ01350100000000002944
    S.W.I.F.T.: IBAZAZ2X
     
    3. Provide the consular with the correct documentation in person only.
         a) You must visit during our Consular Services hours: 
         Monday to Friday – From 10:00am to 13:00pm
    b) Follow security procedure:
        -Please bring photo ID.
        -Every visitor and his belongings will be required to undergo a security check.
         -For security purposes, no personal objects will be allowed into the embassy, including handbags, mobile phones and electronic devices.
        -Do not bring large handbags or suitcases to the embassy.
        -Do not bring food and/or beverage bottles or containers.
        -The mission’s embassy security directives apply to people in the consular waiting room. 
        -The instructions of the security staff must be obeyed at all times.
     
     
    Notification of Change in Marital Status
     Any change in Marital Status requires that you visit the consular in person and provide the correct documentation: 
    a) You must visit during our Consular Services hours: 
    Monday to Friday – From 10:00am to 13:00pm
    b) Follow security procedure:
    -Please bring photo ID.
    -Every visitor and his belongings will be required to undergo a security check.
    -For security purposes, no personal objects will be allowed into the embassy, including handbags, mobile phones and electronic devices.
    -Do not bring large handbags or suitcases to the embassy.
    -Do not bring food and/or beverage bottles or containers.
    -The embassy security directives apply to people in the consular waiting room. 
    -The instructions of the security staff must be obeyed at all times.
     
    An Israeli citizen who was married abroad must visit the Embassy in person.
    Note: If both partners are Israeli citizens both must visit the Embassy. However, if only one partner is Israeli then only that partner must visit the Embassy.
    Fill out and bring (unsigned) the following forms:
    1. Notification form to notify the Population Registry of his new marital status on the change in status (click here to download the form Notification of Change in Marital Status)
    2. “Registration for an Israeli Citizen staying abroad” – click here to download
    3. Verified original marriage certificate with an apostille stamp and translated to English or Hebrew with apostille stamp.
          4. If the spouse is not Israeli, a photocopy of the photo page of the spouse’s passport must be attached.
     
    All forms can be filled in hebrew at the Sokhnut.
                Adress: Bashir Safar Oglu str. 191 apt. 42/44
                phone: 012-4930756
     
    The service is provided free of charge.
     
    Notification of divorce:
    An Israeli citizen who was divorced abroad must visit the Embassy in person.
    Note: If both partners are Israeli citizens both must visit the Embassy. However, if only one partner is Israeli then only that   partner must visit the Embassy.
    Fill out and bring (unsigned) the following forms:
    1. Notification form to notify the Population Registry of his new marital status on the change in status (click here to download the form Notification of Change in Marital Status)
    2. “Registration for an Israeli Citizen staying abroad” – click here to download
    3. Verified original divorce certificate with an apostille stamp and translated to English or Hebrew with apostille stamp.
              a. Divorce certificate or court order regarding the divorce.
              b. If the divorce was done through Rabinical court out of Israel- The court order must be verified through the Israeli Rabinical court.
    4. If the spouse is not Israeli, a photocopy of the photo page of the spouse’s passport must be attached.
     
    All forms can be filled in hebrew at the Sokhnut.
                Adress: Bashir Safar Oglu str. 191 apt. 42/44
                phone: 012-4930756
     
    The service is provided free of charge.
     
    An Israeli citizen who was married or divorce, and wishes to choose a new last name must visit the Embassy in person, where he/she will fill out the notification of selection of name (click here to download the form Notification of Selection of Name), along with the verified and original marriage or divorce certificate.
     
    Each partner can inform carry a family name from his marriage or dovorce under these alternatives:
        1. To carry his name and return to carry any name and had been without restriction in terms of repeat selections name.
        2. Select the current name of his / her spouse.
        3. Add the family name his / her spouse for the current family.
        4. Choose a common choice of a new name after marriage.
        5. Add a new name current names of both spouses.
     
    All forms can be filled in hebrew at the Sokhnut.
                Adress: Bashir Safar Oglu str. 191 apt. 42/44
                phone: 012-4930756
     
    The service is provided free of charge.
     
    An immediate family member of an Israeli citizen who died must Provide the consular with the correct documentation by way of a) by post or alternativley b) in person
          1. NOTIFICATION ABOUT THE DEATH OF AN ISRAELI CITIZEN/RESIDENT ABROAD(Notification_about_death_abroad_heb-eng.pdfClick here to download ther form)
    2. “Registration for an Israeli Citizen staying abroad” – click here to download
    3. Verified original deat certificate with an apostille stamp and translated to English or Hebrew with apostille stamp.
    The service is provided free of charge.
     
    All forms can be filled in hebrew at the Sokhnut.
                Adress: Bashir Safar Oglu str. 191 apt. 42/44
                phone: 012-4930756

    a) You must visit during our Consular Services hours: 
    Monday to Friday – From 10:00am to 13:00pm
    b) Follow security procedure:
    -Please bring photo ID.
    -Every visitor and his belongings will be required to undergo a security check.
    -For security purposes, no personal objects will be allowed into the embassy, including handbags, mobile phones and electronic devices.
    -Do not bring large handbags or suitcases to the embassy.
    -Do not bring food and/or beverage bottles or containers.
    -The mission’s embassy security directives apply to people in the consular waiting room. 
    -The instructions of the security staff must be obeyed at all times.
     
     
     
     Registering a child who was born abroad to Israeli citizens
    In order to register a child who was born abroad to Israeli citizens, one of the Israeli parents and the child must appear in person before the diplomatic / consular representative at the embassy and implement the registration process.
    NB: In the event that the mother is not an Israeli citizen, and the parents of the child are not married or the child was born less than 10 months after their marriage, the Israeli father must contact the embassy for further instruction before register the child.
     
    Provide the consular with the correct documentation in person.
    a) You must visit during our Consular Services hours: Monday to Friday – From 10:00am to 13:00pm
    b) Follow security procedure:
    -Please bring photo ID.
    -Every visitor and his belongings will be required to undergo a security check.
    -For security purposes, no personal objects will be allowed into the embassy, including handbags, mobile phones and electronic devices.
    -Do not bring large handbags or suitcases to the embassy.
    -Do not bring food and/or beverage bottles or containers.
    -The embassy security directives apply to people in the consular waiting room. 
    -The instructions of the security staff must be obeyed at all times.
     
    In order to register, please bring in the following:
    1. Fill out and signing the form "Notification of the Birth of an Israeli Citizen Abroad" (click here to download the form Notification of the Birth of an Israeli Citizen Abroad)
    2. The original birth certificate, verified with an apostille stamp and translated to English or Hebrew with apostille stamp.
    3. Birth approval from the hospital.
    4. Photocopies of the parents' passports.
    5. “Registration for an Israeli Citizen staying abroad” – click here to download
    6. If the parents are married and there is no record to that effect in the Population Registry of the State of Israel, their verified marriage certificate must be presented (click here to download the form Notification of Change in Marital Status) verified with an apostille stamp and translated to English or Hebrew.
     
    The form "Notification of the Birth of an Israeli Citizen Abroad" can be filled at the embassy.
    All other forms can be filled in hebrew at the Sokhnut.
                Adress: Bashir Safar Oglu str. 191 apt. 42/44
                phone: 012-4930756
     



    Notification of change of name

    An Israeli citizen who wishes to change his first or last name must appear in person before the diplomatic / consular representative at the embassy and implement the registration process.
    The embassy will send the form to the Ministry of the Interior in Israel. When the change of name is approved, the passport will be updated accordingly (this takes between eight and twelve weeks).
    When a citizen who has changed his name returns to Israel, he must go to the Ministry of the Interior to have the change made in his identity card.
     
    Provide the consular with the correct documentation in person.
    a) You must visit during our Consular Services hours: Monday to Friday – From 10:00am to 13:00pm
    b) Follow security procedure:
    -Please bring photo ID.
    -Every visitor and his belongings will be required to undergo a security check.
    -For security purposes, no personal objects will be allowed into the embassy, including handbags, mobile phones and electronic devices.
    -Do not bring large handbags or suitcases to the embassy.
    -Do not bring food and/or beverage bottles or containers.
    -The embassy security directives apply to people in the consular waiting room. 
    -The instructions of the security staff must be obeyed at all times.
     
    In order to change of name, please bring in the following:
    1. Fill out and signing the form "notification form on the change of name" in two copies (click here to download the form Notification of the Birth of an Israeli Citizen Abroadnotification form on the change of name)
    2. Your Israeli passport.
    3. “Registration for an Israeli Citizen staying abroad” – click here to download
     
    All forms can be filled in hebrew at the Sokhnut.
                Adress: Bashir Safar Oglu str. 191 apt. 42/44
                phone: 012-4930756
     
    Pay toll charges only after you approved by the embassy, you will need to do bank transfer to:
          Embassy of Israel in Baku
    IBAN: AZ25IBAZ39010029449414078201
    TAX ID: 9900079761
    IBAR “Absheron” branch
    Code: 805539
    TAX ID: 9900001881
    Corr.Acc.: AZ03NABZ01350100000000002944
    S.W.I.F.T.: IBAZAZ2X
     
     
    Renouncing Israeli citizenship
     The process of renouncing Israeli citizenship is intended for an Israeli citizen living abroad who wishes to renounce his Israeli citizenship for any reason whatsoever. This is implemented by giving a declaration of the desire to renounce the citizenship, along with relevant documents and an application to the Ministry of the Interior for its authorization.
    It is important to note that the decision to authorize a renunciation of citizenship is made at the sole discretion of the Minister of the Interior or anyone appointed by him, and as long as such authorization is not given, the person who made the declaration is still an Israeli citizen. It should be noted that there have been cases in which the minister saw fit, for various reasons, not to authorize a renunciation of citizenship.
    A person who wishes to submit an application to renounce Israeli citizenship must report in person to the Consular Department at the mission and implement the following:
    • “Registration for an Israeli Citizen staying abroad” – click here to download
    • Notify the Population Registry on his personal status up to that point in time
    • Establish his/her military status
    • For an adult - An adult must fill out the form Declaration of Renunciation of Israeli Citizenship for an Adult (click here to download the form Declaration of Renunciation of Israeli Citizenship for an Adult)
    • For a minor - A form must be filled out for a minor Declaration of Renunciation of Israeli Citizenship for a Minor (click here to download the form Declaration of Renunciation of Israeli Citizenship for a Minor)
    • Present authorization of other citizenship or an official letter from the local government promising that local citizenship will be granted (the letter must be valid for at least two years).
     
    All forms can be filled in hebrew at the Sokhnut.
                Adress: Bashir Safar Oglu str. 191 apt. 42/44
                phone: 012-4930756
     
    Pay toll charges only after you approved by the embassy, you will need to do bank transfer to:
          Embassy of Israel in Baku
    IBAN: AZ25IBAZ39010029449414078201
    TAX ID: 9900079761
    IBAR “Absheron” branch
    Code: 805539
    TAX ID: 9900001881
    Corr.Acc.: AZ03NABZ01350100000000002944
    S.W.I.F.T.: IBAZAZ2X
     
    Please note:
    It is very important to fill out all sections of the form, otherwise the Ministry of the Interior will not handle the application.
    In the declaration section at the bottom of the form - Declaration of Renunciation of Israeli Citizenship - the signatory undertakes, before any use of his Israeli passport, to check with the mission whether his Israeli citizenship has been cancelled.